The Dissolution Of Monasteries: A New History James Clark Yale University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία World

The First Account Of Dissolution Monasteries For Fifty Years—Exploring Its Profound Impact On People Tudor England “This Is A Book About Though Not Ideas And As Detailed An Extraordinary Human Drama With Cast Thousands It Exceptional Piece Historical Writing ”—Lucy Wooding Times Literary Supplement Shortly Before Easter 1540 Saw End Almost Millennium Monastic Life In Until Then Religious Houses Had Acted Focus Education Artistic Expression Even Creation Regional National Identity Their Closure Carried Out Just Four Years Between 1536 Caused Dislocation Disruption Seen Since Norman Conquest Drawing Records Archives Well Archaeological Remains James Clark Explores Little-Known Lives Last Men Women Who Lived England’s Reformation Challenges Received Wisdom Showing That Buildings Were Immediately Demolished Henry Viii’s Subjects So Attached To They Kept Fixtures Fittings Souvenirs This Rich Vivid History Brings Back Into Prominent Place Abbeys Priories Friaries English Σελίδες: 720 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0321 Διαστάσεις: 14X14Cm